In FaceWidgets you can decide what you want to be shown when the screen is locked. In Shortcuts you’ll get rid of the two icons in the lower part of the screen if you don’t want anyone to be able to access these features when the device is locked. In Clock style, you’ll select the third option and choose the color white for the font. And since you’re already there, you can change the screen to make it look more like Android Stock. In Settings > Lock screen you can disable this option. 8) Change the lock screen The Always on Display system is activated by default, so the screen stays on at all times, showing the clock and thus, using more battery. You can also prevent the device from making backups by deactivating the option in Settings > Accounts and backups. In Settings > Advanced settings you can turn off all these features.
7) Disable the extra features of Samsung Samsung includes a ton of additional features that you can disable at any time since they’re totally optional and in most cases, hinder the use and make the whole collection of preinstalled features more complicated. To activate it after installation, you just go to Settings > Display > Font and screen zoom > Font type and choose GoogleSansReg.
All you have to do is install and use it as the default launcher in Settings > Applications > Default apps. The great part is that it will maintain the colors in the settings menu applied in the theme from our first point.Ħ) Change the default font The Google Sans font can be applied on Samsung smartphones. An XDA user has extracted the font from Google Pixel and it can be installed via APK. It’s a launcher that modifies the one included by default in the Google Pixel to make it compatible with most of the smartphones on the market. It brings with it the vertical app drawer, the weather and calendar widget and the integration with Google Discover. 2) Change the default launcher The sacred Rootless Launcher from Amir Zaidi is the solution to all your problems.
1) Use a Theme to change the system colors Using the themes store on Samsung is a good way to customize the Samsung launcher, but given that the next step is to change it, what we’re interested in is changing the colors of the interface for more recognizable ones. The free ‘Pixel’ theme changes the menus to the well-known gray and turquoise combination from Google, and also gets rid of the horrible browsing buttons in the lower bar for more familiar ones.
Luckily, in case you’re not entirely in love with the Samsung style, there are plenty of ways to get rid of the whole look and extra features included on Galaxy phones without having to use root or take any risks. We know that the customization layer on Samsung devices tries to move as far away as possible from the standard Android Stock experience, simply to stand out from the pack.
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